Month: March 2016
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Ransomware Evil
I’m an avid reader of all things tech, and every one in a while an article comes along that is so brilliantly simple, its worth sharing. Here’s the original article if interested in reading it. 8 tips for preventing ransomware To sum up the article quickly, here are the 8…
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An open letter to Microsoft and HTC
The History I’ve been using Microsoft Windows Phone (now Windows 10 Mobile) since the first release of the OS after the appalling Windows Mobile 6.5. Here is a list of the mobile devices that I’ve owned, all running Windows Mobile: Samsung Focus (Windows 7.x) Nokia Lumia 920 (Windows 8.x) HTC…
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It’s not a matter of if, but when (Part II)
As promised, here is the second part of the post the other day. A disclaimer, these are only services and resources I’ve used in the past and found useful or appropriate for the situation at that time. I’ve noted the ones that I’m using currently and why I’m still using…
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It’s not a matter of if, but when (Part I)
I received a letter from American Express yesterday. It was nothing out of the ordinary as they send me crap all the time, but this was different. The letter informed me that my information changed via a third party service sometime in January 2016. Red flag. The letter didn’t tell…
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Sweets, I hate you
American food manufacturers have spent the last 50 years perfecting delivery systems that lack any nutrition but taste fantastic. Delivery systems in this context is a generalization of food that falls into the “processed” category. You know, the high fructose this and the chemically derived isolates that make up almost…
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